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   Monikers: docs/ops/AGENT-MONIKERS.md
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PR Summary by Qodo

Add comprehensive AGENTS.md for governance, navigation, and agent runbooks

📝 Documentation 🕐 20-40 Minutes

AI Description

• Add AGENTS.md consolidating governance rules, gates, and PR process expectations.
• Document repo architecture, core projects, and primary documentation navigation.
• Provide CI/CD, troubleshooting, and AI-agent guidelines to standardize workflows.

Diagram

graph TD
A["AGENTS.md"] --> B["Governance & process"] --> C["Gates / PR rules"]
A --> D["Technical docs"] --> E["Core projects"]
D --> F["CI/CD workflows"] --> G[("Repo indices")]
D --> H["Agent guidelines"]
subgraph Legend
direction LR
_doc["Document"] ~~~ _sec["Policy/Rules"] ~~~ _wf["Workflow"] ~~~ _db[("Index/Data")]
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High-Level Assessment

The following are alternative approaches to this PR:

1. Keep AGENTS.md as a short index-only entrypoint

• ➕ Lower risk of staleness (less duplicated content like stats, branch lists, file counts).
• ➕ Faster to scan for agents; pushes detail into canonical docs.
• ➖ Higher context-switching cost; agents must open many docs to get operational context.
• ➖ Onboarding remains slower when key workflow rules are scattered.

2. Auto-generate volatile sections (stats, inventories) from scripts

• ➕ Keeps tokei stats, file counts, and workflow inventories accurate over time.
• ➕ Reduces manual maintenance burden and review debates about correctness.
• ➖ Requires adding/maintaining generation tooling and CI checks.
• ➖ Generated content can be noisy in diffs unless carefully stabilized.

3. Split into AGENTS.md + docs/AGENTS-RUNBOOK.md

• ➕ Separates policy/quickstart from deep technical reference.
• ➕ Improves readability while preserving comprehensive coverage.
• ➖ Adds another navigation hop; requires disciplined cross-linking.
• ➖ Risk of duplicated guidance across the two files.

Recommendation: The comprehensive single-file approach is acceptable for fast agent onboarding, but consider auto-generating or moving the most volatile sections (tokei stats, branch/PR listings, large index counts) to reduce staleness. If reviewers find scanability suffering, split into a short AGENTS.md (rules + entry links) and a longer runbook document.

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AGENTS.mdAdd comprehensive agent guidance and repository technical runbook +565/-0

Add comprehensive agent guidance and repository technical runbook

• Introduces a new top-level AGENTS.md that consolidates governance/process rules (gates, branching, security constraints) and a broad technical overview of the monorepo. Adds navigation pointers, core project entry points, CI/CD workflow notes, troubleshooting guidance, and a set of operational guidelines for AI agents.

AGENTS.md

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📝 Info: Time-sensitive PR/branch snapshot embedded in guidance file

The "Open Work & Priorities" section pins concrete PR numbers, a master commit hash (6ef0e2f) and an "as of 2026-08-01" date. This content will go stale quickly and can mislead agents (e.g. the Hard Rule about "No wholesale merge of PR #6/#2" depends on PR numbering remaining valid). Consider moving this to docs/ARCHW1Z-STATUS.md (the "living board" already referenced) rather than embedding it in the durable guidance file.

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@jules opsSweep (heyVern lane) — high-perf unattended advance.

PR #188 · docs/agents-md-comprehensive → master
Why: merge conflict / dirty vs base

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